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Samuel Dolliver

Birth05 Feb 1608 - St Mary's, Stoke Abbot, Devonshire, England
Death22 Jul 1683 - Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
MotherEdith Smith
FatherRobert Paul Dolliver

Born in St Mary's, Stoke Abbot, Devonshire, England on 05 Feb 1608 to Robert Paul Dolliver and Edith Smith. Samuel Dolliver married Mary Elwell and had 10 children. He passed away on 22 Jul 1683 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts, United States.

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Robert Paul Dolliver
1569 - 1633
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Edith Smith
1569 - 1633
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Mary Elwell
1637 - 1708
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Samuel Dolliver
1658 - 1683
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Sarah Dolliver
1667 - 1771
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Mary (Babson) Dolliver
1662 - 1718
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Richard Dolliver
1665 - 1746
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Capt. William Dolliver
1656 - 1716
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John Dolliver
1671 - 1745
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Rebecca Dolliver
1653 - 1726
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Dorothy Dollever
1635 - 1701
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Joseph Dolaber
1645 - 1729
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Dorothy Dolliver
1655 - 1718

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